although

Although, that could be pretty cute.

Although, those passengers shouldn't celebrate too hard.

Although, to be fair, 22 specialists is not that many.

Although, I can understand why Trump didn't want a bigger ceremony than this.

Although no one's ever told me to be quiet...

Although the sperm DNA had changed, the damage was repaired upon contact with the female egg.

Although it's wise to tranquillise it first.

So, although we love exoplanets, we're trying to find signs of life...

And although there is no McDonald's in North Korea, they were quite keen to learn what it said about the Chinese yuan.

But although medics have mended rats' tails and performed keyhole surgery on pigs, no-one has ever been operated on in space.

It's usually an undesirable effect, although not in this case, as it helped people lose weight.

Although she never had kids of her own — which was unusual for most Chilean women at the time — she was a teacher, and she raised her nephew.

But although that's the reason that they join, I find that a lot of them, when they're in the job, they find other reasons to stay.

Now, Hajar is never named in the Qur’an–although she is mentioned by name in the Hadiths, the recordings of the Prophet Muhammad’s thoughts, words, and actions.

Well, we'll find out the answer at the end of the programme, although careful listeners might hear the answer sooner.

Although some did strike it lucky - Bernhardt Holtermann discovered a gold specimen weighing more than 289 kilograms in Australia in 1872 - many found only a few flakes, while the real fortunes were made by those selling them shovels.

Although, it seems to me that so much here depends on the AI race that uh you know, it's entirely possible to imagine uh China overtaking the US if somehow it managed to get ahead uh in AI.

Well, the good news is the stock market hits new records every day, so the stock market wasn't affected, although it would even be higher, believe it or not.

I think it's been through much tougher times than we're in now, and I think that we will weather this, although everybody will have some scar tissue.

Like, according to Jewish rabbinic literature written between the first and sixth centuries, “being a man” meant having self-restraint, a virtue women supposedly lacked–although in my contemporary context, it seems like a lot of men lack self-restraint.

And actually, the crucial distinction between them, the AI models, and the uh lay participants, let's call them, was not that they were loads better at predicting directions, although they were a bit better at predicting directions.